Transfer Portal

[gromit]

1 hour ago, ionel said:

It'll be magic! 

 

Edited May 12 by gromit

[NM1965]

Is Meyer Shapiro transferring to OSU? 

[Truzzcat]

1 hour ago, NM1965 said:

Is Meyer Shapiro transferring to OSU? 

what is this based off of?

[NM1965]

Just now, Truzzcat said:

what is this based off of?

Nothing in particular. I was just wondering since everybody else is transferring to OSU that maybe Meyer Shapiro will as well. 

[Truzzcat]

Just now, NM1965 said:

Nothing in particular. I was just wondering since everybody else is transferring to OSU that maybe Meyer Shapiro will as well. 

I would be pretty shocked he seems super close with Yianni and Grey.

[Wrestleknownothing]

I just read in The Athletic that the new thing in college football is for NIL collectives to provide the family a travel stipend to induce a player to transfer. 

[Idaho]

1 hour ago, Wrestleknownothing said:

I just read in The Athletic that the new thing in college football is for NIL collectives to provide the family a travel stipend to induce a player to transfer. 

So basically a series of free vacations to places their kid will never go to. First we will head down to Miami for a nice weekend on the beach and tell the coaches we definitely had a great visit and they are in our top 25 schools we are looking at.  Next up we will head to NY.....

[Wrestleknownothing]

19 minutes ago, Idaho said:

So basically a series of free vacations to places their kid will never go to. First we will head down to Miami for a nice weekend on the beach and tell the coaches we definitely had a great visit and they are in our top 25 schools we are looking at.  Next up we will head to NY.....

I think they get the money after the transfer. The idea is that now they can travel to see the kid play. Maybe they just get tickets and hotel rooms at the game site on game weekends, or maybe they get cash and go to Miami when the kid is playing in Nebraska in December?

[Thumper]

On 5/8/2024 at 4:52 PM, flyingcement said:

Cleveland Belton entered the portal last off-season.  Wrestlestat has just started showing his name again in the active portal list.  

If he is in fact - again - in the transfer portal - which appears to be the case - you have to wonder where he ends up. 

But after his disgraceful antics in the championship match at the PAC 12 tournament this year I have to wonder who would be interested.

It also leaves Oregon State S.O.L. at 141 lbs.

[flyingcement]

1 hour ago, Thumper said:

If he is in fact - again - in the transfer portal - which appears to be the case - you have to wonder where he ends up. 

But after his disgraceful antics in the championship match at the PAC 12 tournament this year I have to wonder who would be interested.

It also leaves Oregon State S.O.L. at 141 lbs.

What antics are you talking about?  I don't think I saw the match

[flyingcement]

Fernando Barreto to Oklahoma

[Idaho]

1 hour ago, flyingcement said:

What antics are you talking about?  I don't think I saw the match

SInce @Thumper @NearFall @bronco is a coward and blocks me along with a lot of people who disagree with him, I will go ahead and tell you the truth....

Belton is in the portal, but not sure if he will continue wrestling, stay at OSU or actually transfer. 

 I know exacly what happened, since I was mat side. At the 2023 Pac-12 championship you might remember that ASU put Yas in at the last minute to wrestle. In the championship, Belton pinned him in OT. Belton stood over him at the end. Probably not the best move. They got into it there and had to be separated. This year, Vaquez returned the favor with some choice words -they got into it  and had to be separated. Rivalry....tempers.... competitors.... no backing down...that's what it was. It was a two year confrontation in the making that I am sure Vasquez had circled on his calendar. Not handled the best by either wrestler.... disgraceful? No.

As a side note, OSU is not SOL at 141. Singleton was bumped up all year from being the #2 guy at 141. He got some ranked wins and was ranked in the top 30 most of the season. OSU will be fine at 141. 

 

[Wrestleknownothing]

One more thing from The Athletic article this morning.

Pay to play is allowed. We all need to wrap our heads around that. While the rule originally banned any pay to play arrangements in February of this year a Tennessee federal court issued a temporary injunction on the NCAA, preventing them from enforcing that part of the rule. That injunction applies in every state. Until that injunction is lifted, collectives and individual boosters can use NIL as an inducement for enrollment or transfer.

[nhs67]

54 minutes ago, Idaho said:

SInce @Thumper @NearFall @bronco is a coward and blocks me along with a lot of people who disagree with him, I will go ahead and tell you the truth....

Belton is in the portal, but not sure if he will continue wrestling, stay at OSU or actually transfer. 

 I know exacly what happened, since I was mat side. At the 2023 Pac-12 championship you might remember that ASU put Yas in at the last minute to wrestle. In the championship, Belton pinned him in OT. Belton stood over him at the end. Probably not the best move. They got into it there and had to be separated. This year, Vaquez returned the favor with some choice words -they got into it  and had to be separated. Rivalry....tempers.... competitors.... no backing down...that's what it was. It was a two year confrontation in the making that I am sure Vasquez had circled on his calendar. Not handled the best by either wrestler.... disgraceful? No.

As a side note, OSU is not SOL at 141. Singleton was bumped up all year from being the #2 guy at 141. He got some ranked wins and was ranked in the top 30 most of the season. OSU will be fine at 141. 

 

It is sad that you felt the need to clarify.

Everyone knows that Turdbiscuit is a Turdbiscuit AKA West Coast DanTheMan.

Some 80 some-odd year old dipshit who would rather dog on college kids than tell the truth.

He makes Lizard King look honest.

[flyingcement]

Weight	WS Rank	Athlete	2024-25 Year	Hometown	Transferring From	Transferring To
197	1	Massoma Endene	Junior	Arlington, TX	Wartburg
197	2	Jacob Cardenas	Graduate	Kearny, NJ	Cornell	Michigan
285	2	Wyatt Hendrickson	Graduate	Newton, KS	Air Force
141	3	Andrew Alirez	Graduate	Greeley, CO	Northern Colorado
149	3	Kyle Parco	Graduate	Danville, CA	Arizona State
174	3	Dean Hamiti	Senior	Joliet, IL	Wisconsin	Oklahoma State
285	5	Cohlton Schultz	Graduate	Parker, CO	Arizona State	Will not transfer
174	6	Lennox Wolak	Graduate	Columbus, OH	Columbia	Virginia Tech
165	7	Terrell Barraclough	Graduate	Kaysville, OH	Penn State
285	7	Yaraslau Slavikouski	Graduate	Rechitsa, BY	Rutgers	Will not transfer
165	7	Cam Amine	Graduate	Brighton, MI	Michigan
157	10	Tommy Askey	Graduate	Pine Bush, NY	App State	Minnesota
165	10	Caleb Fish	Graduate	Eaton Rapids, MI	Michigan State	Oklahoma State
133	11	Connor McGonagle	Graduate	Danville, NH	Lehigh	Virginia Tech
174	13	Gaven Sax	Graduate	St. Robert, MO	NDSU	Oklahoma
141	13	Cleveland Belton	Graduate	Corona, CA	Oregon State
157	15	Chase Saldate	Senior	Gilroy, CA	Michigan State	Michigan
125	17	Cooper Flynn	Junior	Seymour, TN	Virginia Tech	Minnesota
174	17	Clayton Whiting	Sophomore	Oconto Falls, WI	Missouri	Minnesota
285	17	Dorian Crosby	Graduate	Erie, PA	Bucknell	Gannon
141	19	Isaiah Powe	Sophomore	Mount Olive, AL	Chattanooga
133	21	Ethan Oakley	Junior	Trinity, NC	App State	North Carolina
184	21	Brock Delsignore	Junior	Ballston Lake, NY	NC State	Little Rock
197	22	Evan Bockman	Graduate	Anchorage, AK	Utah Valley	Iowa State
133	23	Chris Cannon	Graduate	Oceanport, NJ	Michigan
285	24	Seth Nitzel	Senior	Stilwell, FL	Missouri
165	24	Connor Brady	Graduate	Powell, OH	Virginia Tech	Will not transfer
149	26	Jaivon Jones	Graduate	Shaker Heights, OH	Northern Illinois
174	26	Josh Ogunsanya	Graduate	River Forest, IL	Columbia	North Carolina
125	27	Ramazan Attasauov	Junior	Nalchik, RU	Iowa State	Illinois
165	27	Kyle Mosher	Graduate	Rockville Centre, NY	Columbia
157	30	Jason Kraisser	Graduate	Ellicott City, MD	Iowa State	Illinois
157	31	Jared Hill	Junior	Broken Arrow, OK	Oklahoma
184	31	Maximus Hale	Graduate	West Chester, PA	Penn
149	32	Sammy Alvarez	Graduate	Garfield, NJ	Oklahoma State	Rider
285	32	Devon Dawson	Senior	Brooklyn Park, MN	NDSU
125	34	Colton Camacho	Graduate	Delmont, PA	Pitt	Edinboro
133	34	Sydney Flores	Graduate	West Covina, CA	Air Force
157	34	Clayton Ulrey	Graduate	Grantville, PA	Virginia Tech	Northern Colorado
174	35	Gerrit Nijenhuis	Graduate	Canonsburg, PA	Oklahoma
125	37	Nick Babin	Graduate	Westwood, NJ	Columbia	Pitt
133	37	Kyle Burwick	Graduate	Hettinger, ND	Nebraska	NDSU
157	37	Nick Stampoulos	Sophomore	Newark, NJ	Buffalo	Lock Haven
197	37	Spencer Mooberry	Junior	Osage, IA	NDSU	Northern Illinois
133	38	Angelo Rini	Senior	Mayfield Heights, OH	Columbia	Indiana
184	38	Rylan Rogers	Sophomore	Coeur d'Alene, ID	Michigan	Lehigh
165	39	Charlie Darracott	Graduate	Flowery Branch, GA	Stanford
285	39	Sam Mitchell	Graduate	Marshfield, WI	Buffalo	Wyoming
149	42	Nathan Higley	Sophomore	Sullivan County, PA	George Mason
157	44	Brock McMillen	Junior	Coalport, PA	Pitt
285	44	Nolan Neves	Sophomore	Sidney, OH	Columbia
285	45	Peter Ming	Graduate	Elk Grove, CA	Stanford
125	46	Markel Baker	Sophomore	Freeport, IL	George Mason	Northern Illinois
197	47	Carter Blough	Sophomore	Lowell, MI	Michigan State
184	48	James Lledo	Graduate	Lower Merrion, PA	Pitt
125	49	Evan Tallmadge	Freshman	Brick NJ	Navy	Pitt
133	50	Logan Frazier	Freshman	Crown Point, IN	Virginia Tech	Indiana
149	54	Justin Rivera	Graduate	Orlando, FL	Campbell
184	55	Chase Kranitz	Sophomore	Irwin, PA	Buffalo	Pitt
165	57	Carter Schubert	Freshman	Marion, NY	Cal Baptist	Oklahoma
174	59	Jay Nivison	Graduate	Davison, MI	Buffalo
285	60	Xavier Doolin	Junior	Kansas City, MO	Northern Colorado	Morgan State
157	61	Jeremy Paradice	Sophomore	Moultrie, GA	Chattanooga
285	61	Ryan Boersma	Sophomore	Channahon, IL	Missouri	North Carolina
125	61	Carlos Negrete Jr.	Junior	Fresno, CA	NDSU
133	63	Fernando Barreto	Sophomore	Pomona, CA	NDSU	Oklahoma
141	63	Job Greenwood	Junior	Fort Collins, CO	Wyoming
157	63	Carter Martinson	Sophomore	Altoona, IA	Iowa	Central College
197	63	Billy Janzer	Junior	Elk Township, NJ	Rutgers
141	64	Sam Ewing	Freshman	Pleasant Hills, MO	Buffalo	Nebraska
165	65	Caden Dobbins	Freshman	Dallastown, PA	Bloomsburg
184	65	Connor Strong	Senior	Bel Air, MD	Penn
133	66	Tommy Maddox	Graduate	Washingtonville, NY	Buffalo	West Virginia
157	68	Danny Nini	Sophomore	Orlando, FL	North Carolina	Illinois
125	69	Tristan Daugherty	Graduate	Peoria, IL	Buffalo
165	70	Hunter Mays	Sophomore	Farmingdale, NJ	Lehigh
125	71	Dominic Chavez	Junior	Arlington, TX	Presbyterian	Texas Wesleyan
184	71	Devin Wasley	Sophomore	Hammond, WI	Minnesota	NDSU
174	72	Sean Harman	Graduate	West Linn, OR	Missouri	Oregon State
174	73	Darrien Roberts	Graduate	Bethlehem, PA	Oklahoma	Morgan State
197	73	Blake Schaffer	Junior	Canton, OH	Kent State
141	77	Benjamin Lunn	Graduate	Shakopee, MN	Minnesota	SIUE
184	79	Branson Britten	Junior	Amarillo, TX	Northern Colorado	Little Rock
149	81	Joel Jesuroga	Sophomore	Pleasant Hill, IA	Iowa	Cal Poly
285	82	Billy Brosko	Freshman	Newtown Square, PA	Drexel
125	85	Zachary Espalin	Junior	GIlbert, AZ	Navy
165	85	Luke Odom	Graduate	Edwardsville, IL	Illinois	SIUE
125	85	Tristan Mascarenas	Graduate	Rio Rancho, NM	Arizona State
285	86	Andrew Blackburn-Forst	Sophomore	Lockport, IL	Northern Colorado	NDSU
174	87	Patrick Jackson	Freshman	Harper's Ferry, WV	Lock Haven	Gannon
197	87	Brad Morrison	Junior	Landisburg, PA	Lock Haven
149	88	Kaleb Burgess	Junior	Mohawk, NY	Buffalo
141	89	Caleb Brooks	Graduate	Canal Winchester, OH	Buffalo	Glenville State
149	91	Ty Linsenbigler	Junior	Landisville, PA	Lock Haven
157	92	Nick Delp	Graduate	New Kensington, PA	Bucknell
197	92	Lathan Duda	Junior	Broken Bow, NE	NDSU
165	94	Bryce Sanderlin	Graduate	Chesapeake, VA	Davidson
174	94	Carter Schmidt	Graduate	Norwalk, IA	Iowa State
157	97	Carson Miller	Freshman	Granville, OH	Pitt
149	99	Ryan Michaels	Graduate	McKeesport, PA	Pitt	Edinboro
197	99	Ruben Karapetyan	Freshman	Bethesda, MD	George Mason
285	99	Gage Cook	Sophomore	Granger, WA	Army
125	103	Cole Hunt	Sophomore	Jacksonville, NC	North Carolina	Montavello
165	105	Mateo de la Pena	Sophomore	Federal Way, WA	Cal Baptist
285	105	Lonnell Owens-Pabon	Sophomore	Crofton, MD	Buffalo
149	107	Gabe Onorato	Junior	Gibbstown, NJ	Drexel	Glenville State
125	108	Logan Sallot	Freshman	Erie, PA	Lock Haven	Gannon
149	109	Bretli Reyna	Junior	Homestead, FL	Iowa
125	109	Aedyn Concepcion	Senior	Anchorage, AK	Gardner-Webb
157	111	Tyler Badgett	Graduate	San Diego, CA	Pitt
174	112	Braden Welch	Sophomore	Ashland, OH	App State
125	114	Max Elton	Sophomore	Hammonton, NJ	Buffalo	Lock Haven
149	114	Jack Nies	Graduate	Ocean, NJ	American
165	116	Andrew Huddleston	Graduate	Hallsville, MO	Iowa State	Maryville University
165	117	Hunter Shaut	Graduate	Mohawk, NY	Buffalo
133	119	Gio Diaz	Graduate	Valparaiso, IN	Franklin & Marshall
157	119	David Berkovich	Graduate	Brooklyn, NY	Columbia
125	120	Caleb Coyle	Junior	Omaha, NE	Oregon State	Nebraska-Kearney
141	120	Chris Rivera	Graduate	Graduate	Campbell
197	121	Coen Grimm	Freshman	Wadsworth, OH	Buffalo
133	122	Korbin Shepherd	Junior	Blue Springs, MO	Missouri	Cal Poly
133	123	TJ England	Graduate	Southampton, PA	Clarion
197	123	Cameo Blankenship	Graduate	McRae, GA	Davidson
184	124	Damen Pape	Junior	Hastings, NE	Northern Colorado	Northern State
157	126	Lorenzo Rajaonarivelo	Graduate	Arlington, VA	George Mason	Glenville State
174	127	Ryan Bolletino	Graduate	Haddonfield, NJ	Sacred Heart
165	131	Brant Whitaker	Junior	Boonville, MO	Missouri
197	131	Michael Baker	Graduate	Beavercreek, OH	Columbia	NDSU
133	133	Kyle Rowan	Graduate	Perry, OH	Stanford
157	134	Paolo Salminen	Freshman	Billings, MT	Wyoming
174	134	Zachary Wells	Graduate	Sterling Heights, IM	Presbyterian
197	137	Mike Tal-Shahar	Sophomore	Delray Beach, FL	Wisconsin
125	138	Wyatt Skebba	Freshman	Hortonville, WI	Central Michigan
141	141	Walker Bents	Sophomore	Glenwood, MN	NDSU	Minnesota St. - Mankato
285	141	Max Acciardi	Freshman	Woodcliff Lake, NJ	Cal Baptist
141	143	Felix Lettini	Sophomore	Clark, NJ	Wisconsin
157	144	Collin McCorkle	Junior	Wexford, PA	Pitt
174	144	Hayden Pummel	Junior	Indian Lake, OH	Northern Illinois
149	145	Theo Cha	Graduate	Anchorage, AK	Minnesota
184	145	Kodiak Stephens	Junior	Arnold, CA	Oregon State
125	145	Jacob Houpt	Freshman	Canonsburg, PA	Kent State
149	150	Cade Balestrini	Graduate	Sunbury, PA	Bloomsburg
157	152	Kaiden Wagner	Sophomore	Lewisburg, PA	Lock Haven
141	153	Cam Soda	Junior	Burlington, MA	Edinboro
125	154	Ariel Waldman	Freshman	Hewlett, NY	LIU
141	155	Sean Solis	Sophomore	Fountain Valley, CA	NDSU
141	157	Chandler Ho	Junior	DuBois, PA	Clarion
184	157	Anthony DeRosa	Junior	MIlford, NJ	Bloomsburg
174	157	Aidan Faria	Junior	Cumberland, RI	Kent State
197	155	Caleb Beaty	Freshman	Clayton, NC	American
285	158	James Bankston	Freshman	Durham, NC	App State
174	158	Nolen Zeigler	Sophomore	Loysville, PA	Bloomsburg
133	159	Matt Ellis	Sophomore	Waynesville, OH	Kent State
133	160	Santino Sanchez	Sophomore	Whittier, CA	CSU Bakersfield
174	162	Mason Gode	Junior	Browerville, MN	NDSU
133	163	Andrew Chambal	Junior	Davison, MI	Michigan State
149	163	Dalton Blankenship	Senior	Aragon, GA	Davidson
133	164	Braxton Appello	Sophomore	Easton, PA	Ohio State
165	164	Carson Martinson	Sophomore	Altoona, IA	Iowa	Central College
133	165	Cole French	Senior	Fulton, NY	Buffalo
125	170	Jacob Joyce	Freshman	Ponaganset, RI	Stanford
133	171	Dominic DiTomasso	Sophomore	Hahira, GA	Chattanooga
125	174	Keegan Schlabach	Freshman	Lagrange, IN	Clarion	Manchester
125	174	Zachary Jacaruso	Freshman	Milford, PA	George Mason
174	174	Mitchell Broskie	Sophomore	Dublin, OH	Kent State
149	174	Ty Cymmerman	Senior	Latrobe, PA	Pitt
149	182	Louden Stradling	Freshman	Gaylord, MI	Central Michigan
165	184	Cole Zoller	Graduate	Medford, OR	Oregon State
141	185	Peyton Moore	Sophomore	Fulton, MO	Missouri
141	185	Thomas Fierro	Junior	South Plainfield, NJ	Morgan State
165	186	Cam Adams	Freshman	Howell, MI	Central Michigan
133	187	Amantee Mills	Freshman	Fort Pierce, FL	NDSU
149	187	Noah Roulo	Senior	Petersburg, VA	VMI
285	187	Carson Hatch	Senior	Hughson, CA	CSU Bakersfield
285	187	Zach Evans	Freshman	Chambersburg, PA	Buffalo
141	188	Freddy Junko	Graduate	Wexford, PA	VMI
133	192	Drew Cooper	Freshman	Omaha, NE	Nebraska
133	194	Cheaney Schoeff	Freshman	Avon, IN	Indiana	Edinboro
157	194	Ethan Stiles	Freshman	Chicago, IL	Nebraska
149	197	Trae Thilmony	Sophomore	Trout Creek, MT	NDSU
141	204	Drew Woodley	Graduate	Northfield, MN	Iowa State	Grandview
184	206	Mahkyi Smith	Freshman	Lehi, UT	Cal Baptist
197	218	Macray Klohs	Freshman	Plymouth, MN	NDSU
141	220	Hunter Sloan	Freshman	Doylestown, PA	Bucknell
197	226	Brett Wittman	Senior	Appleton, WI	Clarion
197	225	Niccolo Colucci	Junior	Summit, NJ	Rutgers
157	223	Brayden Shelton	Freshman	Centralia, MO	Northern Illinois
184	225	Ryan Stein	Sophomore	Latham, NY	Chattanooga
157	226	Jamisen Colongione	Sophomore	Sayerville, NY	LIU
157	230	Aiden Smith	Sophomore	Brighton, MI	Northern Illinois
149	231	Cade White	Freshman	Meridian, ID	Oregon State
157	236	Dagen Condomitti	Freshman	Northampton, PA	Oregon State	Rutgers
157	236	Frankie McNeary	Sophomore	Cliffside Park, NJ	Rider
149	240	Hunter Hockensmith	Graduate	Spofford, NH	Franklin & Marshall
149	243	Tanner Gerber	Sophomore	Cameron, WI	NDSU
285	256	PJ Casale	Sophomore	Little Falls, NJ	Rutgers
133	264	Lane Aikey	Sophomore	Bald Eagle, PA	Edinboro
165	265	Miles Bassett	Graduate	St. Louis, MO	Bucknell
165	265	Zane Licht	Freshman	Prairie du Sac, WI	NDSU	Wartburg
165	267	Griffin Ray	Freshman	Hillsboro, MO	Nebraska	SIUE
165	269	Sam Beckett	Sophomore	Harleysville, PA	Stanford
165	272	Jack Pickersgill	Freshman	Holtsville, NY	LIU	Cortland State
133	274	Spencer Von Savoye	Freshman	Oakdale, CA	Cal Baptist
165	275	Brady Conlin	Freshman	Williamstown, NJ	Rider
174	283	Jacob Yawn	Graduate	Shreveport, LA	Cornell
165	287	Tyler Martinez	Freshman	Plano, IL	Northern Illinois
285	289	Tyler Stewart	Sophomore	Woodbridge, VA	Morgan State	Virginia Tech
141	293	Toby Billerman	Freshman	Indianapolis, IN	SIUE
174	297	Ryder Dearborn	Freshman	Santee, CA	CSU Bakersfield
141	298	Brayden Sonnentag	Freshman	Boyd, WI	Wyoming
141	302	Kaiser Simpson	Freshman	Cushing, OK	Cal Baptist
141	306	Tanner Frothinger	Freshman	Eagle, ID	Nebraska
157	310	Gavynn Carpenter	Freshman	Hallsville, MO	Northern Illinois
141	311	Eyan Chavez	Sophomore	Antonito, CO	Northern Colorado
157	316	Michael Duggan	Freshman	Boiling Springs, PA	Bloomsburg
149	353	Pedro Velazquez	Junior	Victoria, MN	NDSU

[ionel]

9 hours ago, Wrestleknownothing said:

One more thing from The Athletic article this morning.

Pay to play is allowed. 

 If pay to play is allowed then why do we have limits on eligibility?   Someone needs to sue, if UX wants to hire a 40 year old to wrestle for them wouldn't it be age discrimination to prevent it?

I also know an old swimmer with a speedo ready to travel. 

[flyingcement]

1 minute ago, ionel said:

 If pay to play is allowed then why do we have limits on eligibility?   Someone needs to sue, if UX wants to hire a 40 year old to wrestle for them wouldn't it be age discrimination to prevent it?

I also know an old swimmer with a speedo ready to travel. 

with an NIL offer ready from Laphroaig for whoever that chap may be

[Wrestleknownothing]

3 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

with an NIL offer ready from Laphroaig for whoever that chap may be

The Dream

[ionel]

4 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

with an NIL offer ready from Laphroaig for whoever that chap may be

[Thumper]

20 hours ago, flyingcement said:

What antics are you talking about?  I don't think I saw the match

He wrestled his former teammate at ASU in the championship match (Jesse Vasquez). It was a close match most of the way but Vasquez won it and to say that Belton's action were classless, at and after the end of the match, would be an understatement.  He embarrassed himself and his team.  There is clearly "bad blood" between the two of them.  They've wrestled competitively twice (that I know of) and Vasquez has won both matches.

Here's a link to the video of the match:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki-KQGdqU_Q

Edited May 14 by Thumper

[nhs67]

17 minutes ago, Thumper said:

He wrestled his former teammate at ASU in the championship match (Jesse Vasquez). It was a close match most of the way but Vasquez won it and to say that Belton's action were classless, at and after the end of the match, would be an understatement.  He embarrassed himself and his team.  There is clearly "bad blood" between the two of them.  They've wrestled competitively twice (that I know of) and Vasquez has won both matches.

Here's a link to the video of the match:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki-KQGdqU_Q

Hello Daniel,

If you weren't such an idiot you would know that you're an idiot and you keep re-posting relevant information, thus making yourself look like an idiot.

Have you checked on the caregiver you've kept locked up in the basement within the last three to five weeks?  She (he?) might have needed some water or something in that span of time.

#CaregiverLivesMatter

Have a lovely day, West Coast DanTheMan
Sincerely,
Everybody

[nhs67]

Fckn idiot.

[Lordnelson]

Much ado about nothing

[poorwrestler]

We should start tossing out official predictions for the landing spots on all below. I’ll go first. I’ll admit, some of these are more of a hope than a prediction…

Alirez - Northern Colorado
Hendrickson - Oklahoma State
Parco - Iowa
Amine - Virginia Tech
Cannon - no idea, maybe Purdue?
Barraclough - Arizona State
Nijenhuis - NDSU
Belton - Cal Poly


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[Wrestleknownothing]

6 minutes ago, poorwrestler said:

We should start tossing out official predictions for the landing spots on all below. I’ll go first. I’ll admit, some of these are more of a hope than a prediction…

Alirez - Northern Colorado
Hendrickson - Oklahoma State
Parco - Iowa
Amine - Virginia Tech
Cannon - no idea, maybe Purdue?
Barraclough - Arizona State
Nijenhuis - NDSU
Belton - Cal Poly


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I previously said in response to someone, that I do not see Alirez going to Oklahoma State as that would not be money well spent. It would not get them to a title in his one year of remaining eligibility. But after listening to Taylor's press conference, I can now see it happening.

Taylor emphasized the need to build the RTC right away. His reasoning is that you need to show recruits and possible transfers that there is a path to success beyond college, if they have those aspirations. Of course, anyone who is an NCAA title contender right off the bat has those aspirations.

Against that backdrop, bringing Alirez in for a year makes perfect sense if it is a glide path to building the RTC. I think we all agree that Alirez will be a real threat at 65kg for years to come, so viewing him as an RTC building block rather than just a college building block means you probably make the NIL down payment on him this year to secure him for the RTC next year, and beyond.